November 3, 1970
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Page Three
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by Bryan Cumming
DTH Reviewer
H,noen bef- Chicago came on e
Halloween night, it was already the
biggest show of the season: 14,000
tickets, sold out for two performances,
and an anxious audience bubbling up its
sounds of anticipation that echoed
through the gym. Obviously the best was
yet to come.
The spectators, without reducing their
noise, observed perfunctory courtesies
toward the warm-up group, an interesting
duo called Good News. A guitarist and
(of all things) a cellist sang their sweet
and bouncy tunes in a Simon and
Garfunkel style. One can only admire the
audacious orginiality of a back-up act
which offers rhythm-and-blues riffs on
the violoncello.
As the Carolina Union President
annouced the main attraction, seven
scruffy musicians wandered out, tuned
their instruments with a grin or two, and
tore into their hard kinetic sounds.
Chicago kept up a high energy level
throughout the concert, enjoying
themselves the whole time, and even
found the energy for a rousing encore.
For those accustomed to their records,
Chicago must have come as a mild
surprise. In a live performance, their
music and their appearance are both even
less formal than their albums might
imply.
Pianist Robert Lamm, in contrast to
his reserved image, has a gap-toothed
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bawdy smile and sleepy Arln Guthne
eyes. James Pankow, trombonist and
horn arranger, put out an cxhubcrant
performance and obviously considers
himself to be the sex symbol of the
group.
Drummer Danny Scrap kin e, looking
boyish without his mustache, wore a
monitor headset to protect his ears from
the volume. Guitarist Terry Kath, with
wispy beard and Cockeresque
convulsions, would have fit in at the Phi
Delt beer drinking contest with his beer
belly and football jersey.
Chicago opened with Kath's
revolutionary blurb, "It Better End
Soon." The horn parts were muffled by
the echo, but the changed of pace were
too obvious to be missed. Parazaider's
flute solo was provocative and impressive,
while Kath's right hand flew across his
guitar strings with astounding speed.
Following with tunes off their first
album, Chicago then spotlighted other
soloists and vocalists: Lee Loughnane on
a high trumpet ride, Peter Cetera singing
in his shrill upper range. On these tunes,
one of the paradoxes of Chicago became
evident: the difficulty of pounding out
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clash, the horns sound like anything from
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Other tunes included i Don't Want
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melody and mock-James Brown ending;
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It Is?" featuring a jotted keyboard
introduction by Lamm; an extended
version of "South California Purples,"
which gave Kath a chance to show off his
spontaneous creative powers; and
Pankow's magnum opus in seven
movements, an incredible collection of
musical moods and rhythms ending with
"Now More than Ever."
With a fabulous encore of "I'm a
Man," Chicago devoted their late night
energies to an infectious percussive
experience. On this one, Chicago played
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Campus Calendar
A list has now been compiled cf
students who did not sign the Honor
Code cards during orientation. These
students will not be considered officially
registered at the University and will
therefore not receive semester grades
until this card is signed. They should go
by the Office of the Attorney General,
Suite B, Student Union, to sign these
cards before November 6, between the
of 2-5 p.m.
A color television will be set up in the
second floor lounge of the student union
beginning at 6:30 p.m. tonight for
persons wishing to watch the elections
returns. Free coffee.
Today is the last day to sign up for
pictures for 1971 Yack. Students may get
appointment card from 12-5 p.m. at the
Uack office in the Carolina Union.
Pictures will be made through Friday.
The Christian Science Organization
will meet at 8:15 in the Wesley
Foundation. All are wlecome.
There fc an election night party
cf the l.NC Yur,j Republicans Club at
7:30 in the Crae Graduate Center.
Televisions and ndjos will be available
and election coverage ami! informal talk
wtH also include celcbratio i. The public is
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WCAR Election Results. Tuesday
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call the station for results as it will tie up
our lines. 933-3500, WCAR NEWS.
UNC Colloquium -Professor Larry
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